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Hi, my name is Kristina and I work as the office manager of Mid Atlantic Consulting. We are a Macintosh Support, Service, and Consulting Company. I will review one iPhone app every day coming from a non-tech like me. Add your comments and I will try to reply.

  • SkySafari

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    Simulation Curriculum Corp.

    SkySafari is like having a planetarium in your pocket. You’re able to gaze at 120,000 stars, 200 star clusters, all major planets and moons, and dozens of asteroids, comets, and satellites. Move around the sky with a swipe or by moving your hands through the air. Tap on celestial objects to select them and view more detailed info. You’re also able to search for objects by name, jump up to 100 years into the past or future, and view animated meteor showers.

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  • Remote KeyPad NumPad Keyboard

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    Evgeny Cherpak

    Remote KeyPad for Mac turns any iPhone or iPad into a wireless extension of your Mac’s keyboard. You’ll first need to download the free companion app from the developer’s website: https://cherpake.com/remote-for-mac. Then launch both apps and your devices will automatically sync up. Remote KeyPad for Mac includes dedicated number, arrow, and action keys, allowing you to work more efficiently. You’re also able to edit existing keypads and create custom keypads that match your workflow. Remote KeyPad for Mac works with Numbers, Excel, Keynote, PowerPoint, and many more applications.

    Source Url: http://appadvice.com/apps-gone-free